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The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-11-16
Tho rrnr. -The promsh. rcrsonnI.

.pallal r..aich io the Appeal
NNmuN. Tenn, Nov. - Tpdr in the
different departments seems 10 be- better
now than IL was Inst year, though II was
thought ,ic drought had seriously affected
crops. From IN appearances, moro cotton
will Dc shipped from here this season than
list year. Corn j. selling rapidly az 8 per
barrel, with prospects oi still holding up
in fair demand.
No rain n amount toanything has fallen
here in months past. The gins and mills
arr having water hauled 10 nin with, and
many persons in town are having water
hauled Ia water stock and for domestic
purpose
n. /. Hamilton, n young business man
here. was married few days ago Ia Miss
Lille Billie. ut the residence of her father
two miles IN the country.
Rev. +. 4. sander preached his farewell
sermon Ut the Methodist church, yesterday
II h hoped conference. which meets NJ
Brownsville this week, will return him 10
this point lie u an acceptable preacher
aud has served these people for three
years. Rev. G.. nargcr young Baptist
minister, preached his tint sermon here
sunday he isa young man Of promise
Rev. W. g.. Leonard, who has been
serving the people Of the Cumberland
Presbyterian church as pastor Tor four
years, has rendered his resignation, 10
take effect January, 1855 lie j. an earn.
cat worker and n popular pastor.
Nu. Harris and her daughter Miss
Lula. 81 Milan, Tenn, have been visiting
Etouta hprg for eaVerni lnya aud WiIl
leave soon for Texas, where they purpose
locating permanently.
Mr.. Miller Williams, who has been rail-
roaiing a. contractor IN Florida, Is homo
with the "old folks" for q rest.
Tho railroad here Is putting in moro
switch track, IN order 10 meet the w.
creased demand Tor cans. The new switch
will be one half mile long.
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a no, Aeelasn,l, nllL . comraae.

~ jog bAplinh 70 thc hNffA'
EGYrr, Miss, Nov -. During the at.
crnoon recess at the Wmmbleschool-house'
In the Egypt ncighborhool in this county
yesterday, one OF the pupils, boy ihir'
teen years old, by tbc nlmc Of sloan, was
showing q pistol which bad been sent by
him 10 be delivered ~ young mnn I',,ng
near the school. u vas nrcidchily di.'
charged. sending ia, blll crushing through
Tie brain Of the twelve year old ~ Of Mr..
Wamblc, killing him Instantly. The s,1d
occurrence has cast q deep gloom over the
entire noighborhood
About the same tim Zoo 'hc evening The
scaIolding at the railroad bride ol ihe
Kansas City, Mcnphs Is birmingham li,ll.
roai gave way and l'.. kliihg Young
colorcd man instantly Who was WORKING
on the bridge. 800
Cotton receipts 70 iaie, about lS.VyO
bales.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-11-16
ARKANSAS FOREST FIRES.
Great Devastation wrought In Monroe
County.

srcrih Dispatch 10 The Appeal.
IIrLEyA, Ark, Nov. 3D. For the past
two or three days Helena AMI the immc-
date vicinity has b1,d surrounded by
dense clouds Of smoke. The cause Of this
is due TO n great forest fire that cx'
tends over vast area. II originated
about ten or fifteen miles northwest OF
here, and has extended ii+rIl 10 such de
gree ~ TO threaten tho larger portion Of the
county. IL has EXTENDED b. within half q
mile oi Helena. but no danger j. npprc-
hcndcd IN the city ~ l1r II has done
great damage by burning up the cotton Ia
the fields and lcncs. Many farmers are
out Sighting the fame. that sweep across
the country in huge pillows The county
u Monroe has been seriously devastated
10y the same cause.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-11-16
The Crowp Princc ur,,rr.

S,N Rruo. Nov -. The swelling In the
crown princes throat has almost di.lp.
pclrcr lie will walk ont tomorrow, the
weather permitting. Tor the lint time IN q
week. lie has decided Ia remain ~ san
Reno ipr the winter Prince Henry will
pa., Christmas with III, father.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-11-16
Thr rrni.. NI.I,.

BrriI>, NOV. ~ Prince William VIII
meet the Car at Wilnborg lpon the
arrival Of the CAr in berlin, the rruy.inn
ruaid will line the route 10 hc taken 10y
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-11-16
a pnnrh,.r,. Mnraeron. As.nnI.

ErrAuIA. Ala, Nov 10. Jos. Randall,
colorcd, died ni his home, across the river
in Quitman county, Ca, yesterday, from
the Effects 81 q wound received In a mur.
derous assault On him by his nineteen year
old dauglor some days ago, the report If
which iustsrcaohcd here with the an
nouncomcnt al hs death. Eliza, Joo'S
daughter, Wa In the habit ol going from
home at night against the wishes Of her
father. and rcccnNyho forbade her going
out after dark under penalty Of ohaslisr.
mcnt. but she went, Notwithstanding, and
next day, while her father was sitting in
front 81 The house with his Wiic's brother,
the gifl, fearing bis threat, made an effort
10 shoot him from within the house
througlra crack She was prevented, owing
81 the smallncss Oi the opening. She thcn
secured nn Ak, and slipping mp behind the
old man, dealt him @ blow in The back Of
his head. imcturing hi skull. The girl By
IN inil. while her uncle, who rs charged
with being AN accessory, Is at large.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-11-16

WASHINGTON, Nov. l5.-Land Com.
missioner Sparks this afternoon personally
delivered TO the President the following
letter, defending his course int Chicago,
st. Paul, Minneapolis K Omaha land
grant case, and formally resigning his
Office:
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-11-16

4 committee Of the Union Veterans
union called upon the President TODAY,
aud requested that veterans in the public
.rr,irr ri clerks shall not be- compelled 10
enter into competitive examinations To- ~
tain their positions, AMI that where they
voluntarily ,nicr examinations i0r prumo'
ton preference bc given them. The Pres
idcnt said be- would consider the matter.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1887-08-25
Correspondence of the Braconl
Long, Orah Beach summer Resort.

Although The I al or the Giles weary
nature" = lecupe.ate at Il IS lovely .eso..
on the Potomac has nearly clap. ed. yet |
found on my al,'vsl there Monday Mi
COltan's large and commoiious hotel
well flied " III the city SojournerS, who
are always anxious 50 taste a bit Of the
sea air and hear what the wild waves are
saying" This resort is III II ~; popular
ore on he Potomac, and NAV add the
most enterpriSing in the way of offering in
duCemen;s To bOarders. All those who
have spent week or two "a; his bcaut ul
Icsort have left il with memories long 70
be remembc. ell a. one IT the mot agreca-
BILE they have ever spent, just bccausr Of
the kindness they have received AZ the
hands Of Mr.. and Mn. johnson Cotton and
his brother and sister, who have done al in
their power To enhance re pleasure OF
their guests. Although Mr.. Cotton has
such a large hotel, yet, unless he makes
considerable Improvements before next sea
~nn, we are certain Judging nom the la .ge
crowd hc has had this season. he will have
much cause for regret. About two weeks
ago handsome Masquerade Ball was Civ
en- - the hoariers and the ladies and gen
tlemcn of the immediate neighborhcod
An account Of this will p-ep-re for the
next issue: but i; is u be hoped the people
will. in their judgment, have compassion on
the young and inexperienced writer and
nDt Cnilcisc his grammatical errors and
prnr composition The following are the
"a ~ tys's Alfred Shaw, of WISH
ingtpn. Misses Tina VI. Scott, Annie Don.
AldHpn. Claudia and May Moore, Blan he
NEEDING and sister. MeSSrs. n. X. Beyan
W. Brown II. Cochran, E Gaddis, Il X
Hughes, " .fe and children, c. Sallade. l.
Roff. l.. Ca houn, Ms. Young. MIR SEQ,
and child. Walter Stewart, j. L. Demar
Gecrge 4. Wooster, l. j. Barber. II. :. l.
Nichols. J. T. Pugsley, J. p Hamlin, 4
L Pratt, II. Jarboe and W. W. K. Os
bourne. II. u. +.
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CANDIDATES.
FOR THE HOUSE OF DELEGATES.

Messrs. Editcrs-Piease announce THOS.
l. AATTINGLY, Of the 9Th district, Is
candidate for the Legislature, subject 10 the
action &C the democratic party. His cleo
tion would be in the interest," Of the psople
throughout the county. He will b. sup
ported by the people generally.
April !. 0TsTERMKN.
The times require the selection 81 able
and true men As candidates for the Lexis-
lafure, and as Hon HERBERTF. MOORE,
Ut LecnSritown, ais all the requirements,
he Is announced As q candidate for thai po-
sition by the 9rH DIsTRIcT.
April :.
Simon pre- democrats al over the ooun-
ty seem % avor GILES 7. DYER IS can
didaie .or the next House II Delegates and
his name IS respectfully announced for the
nomination For that position by The
Fifth District
MesSrs EditEs.-PleAse announce for the
consideration 9. ire Democratic voters II
ST. Marv's COUNTY the name ~ Nj. RICH
ARD a. MAGlI4L IS candidate for the
next Legislature. His TO ninAtion would
Be especially gratifying 90 hosi Of friends
in the 9th District
SPENCER HARRISON Is respectfully
recommended a. the democratic voters IL
81 Mary's county as = suit bic candidate for
she next House Of Delegates.
Third District.
l respectfully announce myself IS = can
didate for the next House oi Delegates, sub
ject 20 the Democratic Convention, and 81
0cit the support Of my fellow citizens
X. p. BLACKSTONE
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1887-08-25
NUNBER OF VOTERS.

I Bs. Inigo's Issms.
4 From our Regular C1TssPoRdent.l
1 The art Of amusing seems 10 be thorough,
( ly understood by hose who entertain
boarders hereabout Il is inpocs DE g.
sit IKE drone when such entertainments
as dancing, Bean Bags, Donkey, and
Progressive Euchre pal lies are in progress.
About eighteen young folks from Balti-
more and Washington (Boariers at Mrs.
Mol lie Smiths, Point LOokout,l enjoy
themselves hugely during the day fishing,
bathing. &c. The ever'ng amusements
consists OF parlor pasip -.
Miss NJ p. Smith, who hines as q star
at parties, won q very prey prize recent
" at Progressive Euchre party; and Miss
Emma Daugherty, Of Baltimore, and Miss
Lille Foster, Of Washins ION, won the
BOBBY Prize, which were pronunced too
funny for anything.
Excellent rains and the atmosphere is
much cooler. Those who enjoy bslmy
sleep-and who does not are delighted.
Aspirants for Office are coming to the front
with surprising alacrity. DR.. Jas. II. Miles
WI! be an independent candidate for the
Orphans Court. The DR.. would make
an efficient judge. Abel Hammett, Esqr.,
is spoken of as a candidate for the Levy
Court. We trust tat " sdom v II be the
Illuminating star in 'he Conven on Of 9th
proximo.
Mr.. He: =. While lost his remarkable
small baby few days ago. II weighed
3! lbs. when eleven days old. T. is the
smallest specimen Of a human being that
was even born in this sec..on for many
years. 1t was a we'll developed and
sprightlv child.
Clalence TownSon, st'pson of our es-
-emed neighbor Mr. : Clarke, II tDN.t
enter Chariot Hall School the ensuing
fnrm.
Capt John Da' :, Of Smiths Creek, is
rea ling a fla &C for his Excelsior
band # sweet potatoes, and John Jarhc e,
Esq, is mai NJ small fortune shipping
peaches. He realizes - per box, an ex-
ceedingly remunelative figure.
Turr'ps are up and are loof NJ verdant.
The ny has not attacked them up To date.
RALYAT.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1887-08-25

We deserve = Re las; issue of the Il
Mary FAt,rpri$ 4 personal, con- neniing
with some leV.ty ON the plight in which
Nr. Lavender found himself after dive
through the forest # St Msry's county in
ir,nching rain storm. Now, this Is inhos-
lita'lr in the FatrpT>. If'he noble Sc
Nor Editor has escaped the Asiatic Cholera
h. Lately dreaded - much, 10 Judge from
HI ",.mctinc mceknssS." he has not al
way cS"apei the process Of having the
.,.r,.h .rken ont Of IN. Fl, Benedict :"
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1887-08-25

Copious re-; have visited the vicinity
recently.
The boat race on Friday last, was great
success.
Mrs. Jams T. NJ. Raley will please ac-
cept our thanks Tor basket .tuRofeXcellent
apples and pears.
VIM. Il. Nash, Who has charge Of Fen
wick's mill, haN ng put it in thorough re-
pair is now prepared IN nd meal and
flor at the Shortes; notice.
Miss Mary Mccarthy, daugh' II of Prof
Mccarthy, Of W. sh'ngton, is the guest of
Misses Laura and Wire Mat ingly, of Lau-
rel Grove.
Mr. William II. Ford. of Leonardtown,
is paying = visit II Virginia. If the boat
does not sir& we Look for h m - . ar
noon.
We understand that an effoI = being
made 10 arrange a game Of base bali, be-
tween the Leonardtown and Mechanicsy lie
Clubs on Friday. Goth inst The game u
be played at Leonard Dwn.
Miss Della Pullman, who has been sit
ing the family Of Mr.. Joseph W. Mattipgly,
of LaArel Grove, has been called home by
the death Of her b.othe.. !ed Pullman, of
Baltimore.
Mr.. Willie SimmS, formerly of this coun-
", now il .ng in Baltimore, connected with
the firm Of Henry Kiedel & Co, is visiting
friends in Leonardtown. We welcome him
back 81 the place Oils birth.
Mr.. Mike Wilkinson took the steamer
Thompson Tuesday last for Charles Coun-
~, where he Will join Capt. Haislip. and
crew Of The Oyster Police Sloop Katie
F'ncs for short CT. &c, we wish him q
pleasant trip.
Misses Mollie and Nellie Burroughs,
Miss Minnie Cowling and Mrs Minnie
Bloxham. of Alexandria, who have been
Summering at Moore's Hotel, le.. for home
last Tuesday, leaving several beaux and
two swee; Williams humm'ng the familiar
tune, Alone and Forsaken."
The steamer Thompson failed to arrive
at Leonaritown, on Friday last. This de-
lay was occasioned by the breaking of the
paddles of one Of the wheels. After the
accident the steamer was lowed back TO
Washington, and all damages repaired
in time 10 m. Ike her usual Monday trip
down the liver
Died. in Boz ram Texas, recently. Mr..
/ Thomas Ban, estimated - be worth about
ten millions Of dollars. As Mr.. Bean died
without known heirs considerable excite
ment has been created all over the country
70 establish his identity; families from all
pSrts Of the nation claim a. lie rs neares,
relatives, St Ma VS. having no less than
three sets Of heiIs who know il is their IN.
Gle or cousin Thomas that has just died
A pleasant entel .ainment was sven Mas
ter HAIRY " eeks and Dellie Raley at OH,
Dale, the residence Of Mr.. Frank NJ. Dyer
on Tuesday last 1noSe who attended ne
Pot the evening to have been one Of th,
most pleasant Of their life. How coulG
aught else have been anticipated when hoil
host and hostess know - well the art o
making guests at home" the acme of al
,spitsin:
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1887-08-25

Mechanicsville gained it second sucoes-
sive victory from Charlotte Hall to-day, on
the grounds Of the latter, in . well eontes-
ted game some brilliant playing marked
the game among the mos: prominent ca
lures were the beautiful jumping catch
OF Turner II second and his terrific batting,
which earned for MechAniGsviIle several
runs DAshielrs part At first was almost
perfect He also welded the ash with
great success Herbert occupied the box
for the visitors and proved very effective
tie was well supported by Adams, who
was relieved about the III inning by DISH
hell, who performed his pan. in hat posi-
ton as well a. be did At first. Car ico
pitched for the homo team and was oatted
out Of the box in re third hiring, Dent Ia
ng his place. lie was also batted hard
and oi' n SmOot and Car.co did some
good work in the field for the home team.
Mr.. FL Shaw umpired the game. The
following Is the score
Ma~harirSx lie y n CLa-ia. i. nm ID n
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1887-08-25

H.. iaic-;ct4za among the ladi j. a
a.r .,hum. --antlemrn's Ia II. Young
ann arr l,soa-Att fora lncN Of hair, and
h,n4ur>' is such iay ing one lat
icy Ar MY t." happy 10 comply when
H." rj-hr dam~,I- apply. The con,r.hu-
10 = t.rt v IN a blue .ibbon and goes
at''., "h..r album" along ". the hair
Z. ,'.wd.f other fellows over it ill
\ written ~, name, agr, color of eyes, date
rr,Nlug the mcmcnin, and general re-
mark A. - personal appearance, etc.
'Dah may nr may no; lie complimentary
s., III, album is never =, be seen by any
H,r than feminine eyes. The young
-h'> Ar - proud Of heir TOPPLES as an
Indian !. Il IL -calp he take, The craze
-a>u.' struck This section yet, but mas
.a b 81 il j. liable % any day. We would
sA,i~" the young men :. prepare themselves
a.w when Il j. necessary 10 have their
-a.r ,lpI.vl -n ~ IN. Get the barber Ia
ave ~umc If your hair and have il ready
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1887-08-25
FOR SHERIFF.

Mcssrs. Editors You will please an.
nounce Mr.. JOHN :. JONES. of the Sth
district, as a candidate ~ the next Sher.
iffalty, subject to the Republican Conyen-
ton, and say that he will be supported en-
tirely by his party and bv democrats also.
DEMOCRATS AND REPUBLICANS
Oct tie.
Leonaritow n, April 5, SO.
MesSrs. Editors You will please an
nounce Mr.. J. l.. CONNOLLY as q candi.
datefor the Sheriffaliy at the next election
end say that he will he cordially support
ell by the public generally.
April &, SET.
Mr.. X. KING CLARkE, of PAtuXent,
Is suggested AS suitable democratic can.
didate for the next Sheriffalty. He would
he strong candidate and, if elected. would
make most faithful officer. DEMOCRATS.
Messrs Editors Announce GEORGE +.
MATTINGLY, Of Chaptico, as 4 candidate
for the next Sheriffalty, subject 10 the de-
cision of the Democratic Convention. If
he will consent o. run he will receive the
cordial support Of The People.
MeSSrS Yates and king-Pleasc an.
nounce Mr.. GEORGE I. HCTCHlNS, of
the 9Th district, a young man Of sterling
worth, strict integrity and noted popularity
as a suitable candidate for the next Sheriff.
atty, and say that he will be warmly sup
ported by the 9Th and adjoining districts.
June l6o People Generally.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1887-08-25


Messrs- Editors We have been reading
your valuable paper Of late and paying par
ticular attention 60 the names Of gentlemen
who are suitable for candidates, and while
we fell satisfied that any gentleman thai
has been suggested Cor the Legislature would
act for the best interests OF the people, we
beg leave % suggest 10 the voters Of -.
Aary's county the names Of J. Walter Car
penter and William A Loker a. being two
gentlemen that are deeply interested in the
welfare Of our oounty. We feel safe in say
ing that they would suit the people, young
and Old as well a. any We could get; there
fore, We kindly ask the honorable gentle
men Of the convention which will meet on
the 9Th Of September, proximo, for the pur-
pose Of selecting good and suitable men 10
I'LL the democratic ticket, TO consider this
suggestion, Is il is the wishes ola
NUMBER OF VOTERS
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1887-08-25

MessH Editors-If Mr.. Il. HARRIS
CAVALIER will consent a be \ candi.
date for States Attorney st the coming
election he will b. supported by many
admirers throughout the county and espe-
cially by
March a. St Iniso's District
Messrs. Editors Mr.. ID. c. HAMMErr,
our present able States Attorney, has so
faithfully and impArtially discharged the
duties Of his Office, that his reelection j.
earnestly desined by all regardless Of party
Ii he is q candidate at the coming election
we feel sure that he will be warmly sup
ported by the people Of
ChAptico and Charlotte Hall.
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Strange Disease.

\ strange fs-ase has made its appear
sn.. amau. 'Fe -hecp Of Mr.. VIM. F.
CmI- Ia. sherp At ti-s, appear to be
Akin w;th something similar to blind
..-,rr- and h.g'n when once i cken
! WIN --raduAily t" lose complete control Of
'L~ir lr->. In this condition they remain
f-a l.w days befa.e death. More have
s., recovered when once sa.ckeu down
The most rrma-kah le Il I about he disease
>, TIA, n, mater how long deceased
sheep I.u-rr, before death. it seer To re
main IN Il" same pliELt - when n a
h4I'hy COM 'jtinu.
We wou,t advise NJ Combs Ia take =
h.,kr"' ,-Ss into - toid lprnV.d, : E
A,.I.rn ram lie not there and We a. h
,lrrp "a law cy-
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1887-08-25

Mr.. II. l. Wilcoxsor, IF HorSe Cave, Ky.
says he WAS, for many years, h&Gly afi ed
with PhthiSic, also D.aoetCS; the pains wers
almost unendurahle and would sometimes
almost Throw him into convulS.ons. lie
tried Eltct.c Bitters and got relief f.um
first bottle and after taking six bottles was
entirely curei. and had gained in flesh
eighteen pounds. SAYS he positively be-
lieveS he would have died. had il not been
for the relief afforded by Electric Ritsrs,
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1887-08-25

lRe.Sort ;Grbs BeHo, Il.

~ - AtHfs ~
The boat ace, under e management Of
Mr.. Herbe +. Moore, Of Leonard'owr,
eclipSed :" g T tont--ts Of he Ind
witnessed 4 Bal ms Bay " thin recent
years The crsck -ai'ing crafts % Il Glenn
ent's end CHAP" Bays and Blakis II e's
Island wee e. "a. The sloop Katy
Il mes >-il,d dow he T V aheed of.he "a
CT and @rcho eG of Black Walnut" he
turning point o tn race, ca ngwi'h .er
a. Judge Mess. Tia. y Saplding, PaI an
Dawk n and VIM V. Waters. \ cannon
was fed at touchdown whar' a sig
nal for e si2 :. The racers crossed the
line almost ever ". A single tack bought
hem ~ BdZZ2.3 Point, where the sudden
change in .fe c-u-se allowed all he boa :
10 Itch" - K s'oNp moorcd IF Bis k
Walnut The see from this poin: was now
and. Side b. sue he Kitty Wells nd
q May We Uo"ing, while the Nee
and Mani :. in the or Ter named cine
s5e;h'ng slorg only few yards behind.
For ONE unaccruA able IeaSOn the Car
tin Of ne Maud ;. made an outland sh
Jack sor IL shOre. wi;ch put her 80 Ear Ie-
hind she was finn that line vir ually out
Of the ace. A ne boats nea -ei the mouth
OF the Bay the breeze became more b, *
and he running consequently tas'.r. "
rounding tae Sln"n. the Kitty Wells
passed few yarls ahead IF the Ella May,
UhO mad so,. q little y the mont sail NJ
down, the Ne. { about ii Y yaris behind
the leadel>, With Maud :. about one hun
i III yar,l> - the lear The boa's aie now
"homewa i bound" and running with a
vengeance The Kitty Wells hoisis her
siaysail and the Net ie and Maud ;. soon
f. low suit. over the waters they dash ike
fOam-tieCked steeds for the goal The
maStS creak and The fail hullS grcan under
q canvas. slowly hut sv-cly he Nettie
gains On her .,vals, and when about one
mile om the III 81 she passes them, but
only q few yards. the race tUr the ,asi
mile was SqusIely of the wind" the Kit
~ Wells cXchaD NJ places " h he Ella
May, which was about five seconds behind
'he Ne IL, with Kitty Wells only three sec
onds behind her The Maud :. was about
four + nutes later
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NOTICE TO CREDITORS.

Orphans Coart of 81 Mary's County, Set
Aug. Is, 1851.
UfSDERED by the Court, that Cora a.
Fenwirk, adminisfrafrix of
j. SIMMS FENWICK.
NE n 81 Mary's county, Nd, decessed,
give uAe notice required by law % the de-
csaseds creditors - exhibit their claims
and that the same be published once week
nr sax successive weeks in the ST. MAry's
BEACON Test: Jas. r. NJ RALEY,
Register o. Wills fCF s. Mary's county
NOTICE
In pursuance Of the above order. here
py give notice that have obtained from
he Orphans Court Of 81 Mays county,
Maryland, letters CT administration on the
personal estate Of j. Simms Fenwick. late Of
SAID county, deceased All persons having
claims against the said deceased are hereby
notified 10 exhibit the same with the proper
vouchers attached thereto 20 the subscriber,
on or before the 18th day Of Feb, lSSs, they
VIII otherwise BY Law be excluded from the
benefits u the said estate All persons in
debted 10 the deceased are requested 70
make immediate payment 60 the subscriber.
CORA a FENWICK,
Administratrix.
Aug l.. S7-6w